The Social Affairs Unit

Marketing the Revolution

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Contents

Preface and Summary

1 The Fall and Rise of Anti-Capitalism
2 Anti-Branding: The Medium and The Message
3 The Complex Web of Consumers, Owners, and Funders
4 Motives Old and New: Companies as Targets for Protest
5 The Fallacies of Anti-Branding
6 Brands and The South

Biographical Note

Notes and references

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“The Social Affairs Unit is famous for driving its coach and horses through the liberal consensus scattering intellectual picket lines as it goes [and] for raising questions which strike most people most of the time as too dangerous or too difficult to think about.” (The Times)

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Michael Mosbacher

Trustees:
Dr Simon Green
William Norton
Frank Sharratt

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